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by runjake 1y ago
It was impacted. Amazon.com was unusable for me this morning. All I could get loaded was the header section and a blank page saying "Something went wrong."
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by runjake 1y ago
And, sadly, moving to cheaper, thinner materials with a lesser lifespan. I’ve personally seen it in the appliances I’ve bought where I’ll run an appliance for 15-20 years, but the same model. They will largely look identical but when disas
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by runjake 1y ago
Related question: Can I buy a desktop Zen 5 CPU and something like an RX 7600 XT and some RAM and have a high shared memory bandwidth situation between the system memory and the GPU ala Strix Halo and Apple Silicon without spending a ton of
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by runjake 1y ago
I thought we were talking about this (pasted from your comment above): > "I’d like to know what JavaScript framework (e.g. Vue, React) Obsidian desktop application is using for creating the user interface? And the answer to that q
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by runjake 1y ago
You can just admit you were wrong instead of continuing to move the goalposts. :)
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by runjake 1y ago
> Electron is a framework in a very different sense than the "JS frameworks" op is asking about. The OP doesn't have a good understanding of what they're asking about, and that's okay. That's why they aske
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by runjake 1y ago
They should provide evidence when they are leveling accusations against others. That's how a reasonable society works.
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by runjake 1y ago
What you believe and what you can document are two separate things. Per the concept of "innocent until proven guilty", there is no burden on Shopify to prove they didn't do what you believe. The burden is on you to pr
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by runjake 1y ago
It's news to me that the RubyCentral event had anything to do with DHH at least directly. You are alleging that Shopify was retaliating. Do you have any reliable context that Shopify was acting in a retaliatory manner?
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by runjake 1y ago
I think this is great news and the right move! At the same time, I would like more information around how the Gem supply chain will be handled, particularly how Rubygems and Bundler will be protected against supply chain attacks, which are
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by runjake 1y ago
Addressing the very first sentence in this post: > I had a mind-blown-moment when I learnt that Obsidian was built without any frontend JS framework. The comment you’ve linked to is wrong. Obsidian uses the Electron framework for its “
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by runjake 1y ago
why’s identity reveal had nothing to do with the Ruby community. A random bad actor posted his personal details in a blog post. The Ruby community respected his pseudonymity. Some of us already knew his name.
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by runjake 1y ago
- The hardware is complex. It requires an immense amount of resources, skill, and money to reverse engineer or design. - Hardware components are often closed and/or documentation is confidential. - Manufacturing is hard, manufacturers
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by runjake 1y ago
Yes, and 1Password up until today!
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by runjake 1y ago
Let's see if I can turn this into an ASCII table and have it survive HN's reformatting. +------+------------------+--------------+----------+----------------+-------------------+-------------------+--------------------------
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by runjake 1y ago
I'm not saying there are no homes built with Ethernet. I'm just saying it's neither common, nor the norm. At least in the western United States.
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by runjake 1y ago
HN broke the script. Here's a link: https://gist.github.com/tkafka/e3eb63a5ec448e9be6701bfd1f1b1...
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by runjake 1y ago
HN nerfed the script. Here you go: https://gist.github.com/tkafka/e3eb63a5ec448e9be6701bfd1f1b1...
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by runjake 1y ago
It's probably due to the Electron bug[1]. A lot of common apps haven't patched up yet. I also have an M2 Pro with 32GB of memory. When I A/B test with Electron apps running vs without, the lag disappears when all the unpatche
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by runjake 1y ago
100%. Except the things that kill most of us[1] keeps me up at night. 1. https://ourworldindata.org/does-the-news-reflect-what-we-die...
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by runjake 1y ago
Point noted. For me, I find too much friction and distraction using the iPad for creative. Sure, I'll do something in a pinch, but there's just something about it where I can't focus on non-consumption activities. I'm no
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by runjake 1y ago
I did this. I bought a Pencil Pro. I bought Procreate. Doodled for a couple weeks. Now it's just a YouTube device. Just buy a sketch book and some colored pens and pencils.
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by runjake 1y ago
> I don't know how 2025 houses are built but I would be surprised if they didn't have an ethernet jack in every room to a wiring closet of some sort. Not sure about coax. Speaking from a US standpoint, it still not common in
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by runjake 1y ago
Since you're posting here, you're looking for the shortcut. The shortcut is Karpathy's "Let's Build GPT: from scratch, in code, spelled out" video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCc8FmEb1nY T
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by runjake 1y ago
This is one reason why I avoid Next.js. Don't design your future projects around specific platforms. Things happen. Make sure you can pick up your code and go somewhere else. Edit: Strange I would get so many downvotes for this. Care t
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by runjake 1y ago
He mentions on his recent Lex Fridman podcast episode[1] that he lives in Dubai, U.A.E. He expressed fear about France's actions against him. 1. https://youtu.be/qjPH9njnaVU
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by runjake 1y ago
I didn't like it at all, at first. Since the last public beta, I've grown to mostly like, and even prefer, iOS 26 after spending a while with it. It certainly has room for improvement, but I enjoy the trend of the search bar being
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by runjake 1y ago
I wonder how much of that is "The JS universe just moves too damn quickly!" vs "Nobody wants Ember". Seems like wycats is interested renewing his Ember work as of late.
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by runjake 1y ago
But you have to copy those examples from another spot in the post and paste it into the box that is already populated with placeholder information. And for whatever reason, copy and paste on the page is flakey and required several retries o
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by runjake 1y ago
They could have, but the most likely response is "Do not use private APIs. They are not intended/ready for third-party developers yet."

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